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EDITOR'S NOTE | CAMY REYNOLDS

Dear Readers,

As we approach the season of gratitude and giving, we bring you stories and events that capture the spirit of compassion and community. To celebrate our November theme, we've compiled a list of non-profit organizations that will help you support their noble causes during the holidays.

We are also celebrating the grand re-opening of the Williamson County Children’s Advocacy Center and delve into the crucial work they do on behalf of children and families while shedding light on the legal aspects of their mission to protect and support our most vulnerable youth.

As the weather cools, we’ve added a lot of warmth with three stories about the missions of those who care for and serve those in and around our community. First, we visit Living Grace Canine Ranch, a sanctuary for special needs and senior dogs, where the bond between humans and animals knows no bounds. Then, learn about our local "Fairy Godmother" who works her magic on styling young ladies for formal events. Last, but not least, Little Steps Pre-K shares their heart-warming testimonials about the love and care they provide for the children and families who are a part of their program.

Our very own executive director for the Jarrell Economic Development Corporation, Traci Anderson, recently had the opportunity to visit Seoul, South Korea. You don’t want to miss her story and learn more about how she is working hard to strengthen and expand the business footprint of Jarrell and surrounding areas all the way to South Korea and beyond.

If you are still unsure what a "floating pumpkin patch" is, our parting shot will better help you imagine the fun and excitement of children and parents as they scooped, reeled, and lugged their pumpkins from the water and transformed them into unique creations with a little paint and imagination.

Above all, all of us at My Jarrell wish every reader a Happy Thanksgiving filled with warmth, laughter, and the joy of giving. Thank you for being part of our community and sharing in the spirit of togetherness.

With gratitude and warm wishes, Camy

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